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Rubrication |
Highlighting words using coloured inks |
the Ruby ink nation always is the highlight of my day |
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Woodcuts |
Relief printing in which the image iscarved into a block of wood to facilitate reproduction |
Woodcutting is cutting out the stuff you wanna print, relief printing is printing from raised images This encourages reproduction by making it ez pz |
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Lithography |
A planographic printing technique inventedin 1796 by Alois Senefelder |
Planographic = flat, like a flat plane Lithe means thin, try thinking of thin flatness |
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Hoardings |
Akin to a billboard, a hoarding is an exteriorspace (such as a wall) intended for the presentation of posters |
This wall is a huge hoarder, and likes to collect posters. So greedy! |
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Slab Serif |
A typeface that features heavy rectangularserifs |
Typeface that has slabs on it |
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Linotype |
An industrial machine, developed in 1886, that facilitated mechanicaltypesetting by setting an entire line of type |
Line'o'type line of type |
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Monotype |
An industrial machine, developed in 1887that facilitated mechanical typesetting by producing type character bycharacter |
Developed a year after Linotype Mono means one One type at a time |
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Halftone |
A commercial method for printing images soas to preserve their tonal scale. |
Think of the tiny circles used to shade in graphic novels |
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Broadsheet |
Largest newspaper format that arecharacterized by long vertical pages |
Broad means wide, so thing wide piece of paper that's burger side up |
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Jobbing Printers |
A general term for a printing house and itsemployees working “job to job” without apparent specialization |
Printers that create Jobs |
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Art Nouveau |
Literally means "new art" and is inspired from Asian countries, particularly from Japan. It's also a decorative arts movement and architecture. |
New art inspired from Japan because Japan is cool |
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Japonisme |
The European, especially French, adoptionof Japanese art and fashion during the late nineteenth century |
"Japan is me" said the French, they weren't Japan though, how unfortunate. |
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Arabesques |
Geometric patterns that were a popular part of the Art Nouveau style |
Arabesques is a word that is complicated, geometric pattens are also complicated They relate to eachother in complicatedness |
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Werksatte Style |
A style that focuses on the geometric clarityof form |
The word with no clarity focuses on clarity of form, go figure |
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Blackletter Script |
The general term for typefaces thatresemble the forms of medieval script; the positive space formed by black inkoverwhelms the negative white space of the paper |
Blackletter - Black letters Medieval times were dark times Wanna know what else is dark? Black |
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Steampunk |
Style based off of science fiction set in Victoriantimes, where steam was the main source of machine power |
Steam = power source Steampunk = cool Science fiction = cool |
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Craftivism |
An art genre that began in 2010 that respondedto the interest in craft as it relates to socially engaged art practice |
Craftivism Craft Activism Crafts have lives too! how Interesting |
